panelizedThey always kind of remind me of a mobile home - walls and stuff have to fit on a truck - so it makes them look kind of a bit off.  

You can easily buy liens on "junk" properties - those that are worth less than the lien amount plus legal fees to foreclose.Not that it's the best resource, but at least look at Zillow/Trulia for vacant land values for the former mobile home site. 

Has anyone repo'd a mobile home when they missed payments? 

@Sam Williams What do you plan to do with the mobile home?

Or a Class A or B mobile park on the west coast..

Stay away from the “guru” sales-pitch events - they rarely increase your investment knowledge, they merely empty your wallet!

At our last closing we didn't see a HUD1 until thirty minutes prior, the numbers were wrong and the 'mobile closer' NEVER showed up!

Ive had a upper class psychologist 2 years ago bring in stray cats, and she was a hoarder (cat spray everywhere), then on the other end of the spectrum, 2 weeks ago, I had a tenant from one of my mobile homes (not to gross you out with details) leave me an steamy early Christmas present right on the carpet I laid in May. 

(Sounds like a cha ching from my wallet)Problem 2: Paperwork.

I am looking at a Mobile Home with land (1.5ac) that is in the foreclosed market.